Fire that burned for 4 days after Texas pipeline explosion has finally gone out; human remains found
DEER PARK, Texas -- A pipeline fire that burned in a Houston suburb for four days finally went out Thursday as authorities announced a criminal investigation into the blaze that had roared into a towering flame, forcing neighborhoods to evacuate and melting parts of nearby cars.
Human remains found in car that started Texas pipeline fire
Residents in suburban Houston returned to their homes Thursday after evacuating from an ongoing natural gas pipeline fire. Officials say the case turned into a criminal investigation as they work to identify the remains found in the SUV that struck the pipeline.
SkyEye was live over the scene during Eyewitness News at 7 a.m. as crews hooked up the burned car with a winch and dragged it ...
The towering flame has greatly subsided, four days after a vehicle drove through a fence and struck an above-ground valve, ...
Officials have confirmed the cause of Monday's pipeline explosion, fire in La Porte. Energy Transfer has set up a helpline for Deer Park residents.
A pipeline fire that burned in a Houston suburb for four days finally went out Thursday as authorities announced a criminal investigation into the blaze ...
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